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played the director of ''Wormhole X-Treme'' | played the director of ''Wormhole X-Treme'' |
Revision as of 07:34, 24 July 2007
Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain!
Director cameos:
Summary
One of Alfred Hitchcock's directorial quirks is that he would always insert himself in a cameo appearance in his films. Frequent directors Martin Wood and Peter DeLuise have continued that tradition in several of the episodes they have directed. Here is where they have been spotted:
Peter DeLuise
- 2.17 "Serpent's Song"
- 2.20 "Show And Tell"
- 3.04 "Legacy"
- 3.06 "Point Of View"
- 3.08 "Demons"
- 3.10 "Forever In A Day"
- 3.12 "Jolinar's Memories Part 1"
- 3.13 "The Devil You Know Part 2"
- 3.16 "Urgo"
Played "young Urgo".
Guard who ordered a team to "Go go go go" when O'Neill first arrived on Level 28.
Played the Tok'ra who escorted Teal'c and O'Neill to the high council chamber, was the first to get knocked down by Teal'c in his wrath to find Tanith.
DeLuise was the airman who helped Daniel up after Siler (Dan Shea, SG-1 stunt coordinator) knocked him down during a couple of time loops.
DeLuise did not appear, but named one of the characters (Loeder) after his girlfriend
DeLuise was lying on the floor (as a lower, lower cot) under and to one side of O'Neill while he looks at the white bowl)
PD (the director's initials) is spelt out in candles surrounding Teal'c; can be seen in observation window reflection
Airman at briefing room desk
Picture of him was one of the personnel files of the missing Russian team.
DeLuise was acting as the "Director" in the fake series Wormhole X-Treme while directing the actual episode.
His voice is the one which shouts "K'tano returns" as one of the extras
The sub operator Davis speaks to that is there to rescue the team from the sunken ha'tak. His nametag was Lt. Dagwood (which was the character he played on Seaquest:DSV).
Coming out of the diner the morning after Jonas and Teal'c have their showdown with the townspeople.
airman sitting behind desk in corner of briefing room in one of the early scenes
- 6.09 "Allegiance"
- 6.14 "Smoke And Mirrors"
- 6.16 "Metamorphosis"
- 6.20 "Memento"
- 7.03 "Fragile Balance"
- 7.04 "Orpheus"
- 7.06 "Lifeboat"
One of the Stromos passengers in stasis.
- 7.07 "Enemy Mine"
- 7.11 "Evolution Part 1"
- 7.12 "Evolution Part 2"
- 7.16 "Death Knell"
- 8.07 "Affinity"
- 8.10 "Endgame"
- 8.16 "Reckoning Part 1"
- 8.17 "Reckoning Part 2"
- 8.18 "Threads"
Although this episode was not directed by DeLuise, he has a cameo role as an airman sitting at the desk in the briefing room when Carter receives a call from Pete Shanahan. This scene is only included in the extended version of the episode.
- 8.19 "Moebius Part 1"
- 8.20 "Moebius Part 2"
- 9.07 "Babylon"
- 9.09 "Prototype"
- 9.13 "Ripple Effect"
- 9.14 "Stronghold"
- 10.06 "200"
Although this episode was not directed by DeLuise, like many of the crew in this 200th episode, he appeared on screen. This time he played the replacement actor for Col. Danning in Wormhole X-Treme
DeLuise's name appears on posters as running for class president in Mitchell's old high school (and episode writer Damian Kindler runs for class treasurer)
Martin Wood
- 1.13 "Fire And Water"
- 1.18 "Solitudes"
- 1.21 "Politics"
- 2.02 "In The Line Of Duty"
- 2.04 "The Game Keeper"
- 2.13 "Spirits"
- 2.22 "Out Of Mind Part 1"
- 3.01 "Into The Fire Part 2"
- 3.03 "Fair Game"
- 3.05 "Learning Curve"
- 3.07 "Deadman Switch"
- 3.18 "Shades Of Grey"
- 3.21 "Crystal Skull"
- 3.22 "Nemesis Part 1"
Is in the SGC hallway when O'Neill is beamed away by Thor
He and Sgt. Siler collide with Daniel Jackson as he races down the hall in one of the first scenes
He is one of the people who checks on Siler after O'Neill knocks him down the staircase
- 4.05 "Divide And Conquer"
- 4.07 "Watergate"
- 4.09 "Scorched Earth"
- 4.13 "Serpent's Venom"
- 4.15 "Chain Reaction"
- 5.01 "Enemies Part 2"
- 5.03 "Ascension"
- 5.05 "Red Sky"
Worked on rocket with Sgt. Siler and the big wrench
One of the villagers running to put out the fire set by Carter and Teal'c
Although not the director of this episode, like many of the behind the scenes crew. Martin Wood had a cameo in this episode. He was one of the NID men in black near Agent Barrett in the stand-off scene.
- 5.15 "Summit Part 1"
- 5.16 "Last Stand Part 2"
- 5.19 "Menace"
- 5.22 "Revelations"
- 6.01 "Redemption Part 1"
- 6.02 "Redemption Part 2"
Helped maneuver McKay's EMP machine towards the Stargate
Operating a camcorder in the "dream sequence" where Felger and Coombs get their medals. (He's standing next to Siler).
Major eating a banana in the elevator during the teaser scene with Jonas.
(see Fallen)
MW was not the director of this episode, but appears in the background with Dan Shea (Siler) while Sam and Daniel are first looking up gate addresses in the Control Room
looking at something in Sgt. Siler's eye as Felger walks to the Control Room.
In the elevator with O'Neill when he first arrives at the SGC
(see Part 1)
sits in booth opposite and behind Daniel and Sheila Jameson (can see the back of his head)
played the director of Wormhole X-Treme